Clubs

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Club NameDescription of clubSponsor(s) of ClubDays/times of meetingsLocatoin of Meetings
Art ClubMore information to comeMs. GreeneClub daysPortable-30
GSAThe Pasco High GSA aims to create a safe haven for all students that will promote acceptance, pride, and equality. We strive to spread awareness and education on our campus and throughout or community for the integration of a variety of races, genders, and sexual orientations.Carolyn Graham Tammie Greene
Alison Scott
Jackie Bromley		Club days and any other days the students vote on at the beginning of the year. 4-203
National Honor Society10-12 th graders who applied and have been selected with a 3.2 GPA and 25 hours each year of community service hours. Students meet monthly and participate in various service projects and events with the school. Induction fee: $30. Graduation Stole: $30Alicen McLeod Brian Smith The second Tuesday of every Month including special project days Upstairs Admin Conference Room
Cambridge AmbassadorsThe Cambridge Ambassadors Club is a student led organization driven to aid the neighboring communities of Pasco High School. The club, comprised of devoted student volunteers, works to complete monthly service projects. The goal of the projects are to assess a local area of need and apply an acute, workable solution. The collaborative nature of the club builds a neat community amongst Pasco High students. Gricelda Chacon Cambridge CounselorThe first Tuesday of every month including special projects days and club daysUpstairs small Admin Conference room
Social Inclusion ClubThe purpose of the club is to connect students with varying disabilities, combat the challenge of inclusion for students with disabilities, and to provide information for life after high school.Lauren Fricke Cassandra Gonzalez
Alicen McLeod		Club daysRM 18-705
FCA Fellowship of Christian AthletesFCA is not JUST for Christian Athletes. It is simply a group of students who gather weekly in fellowship to strengthen their walk with Christ and share in the struggles of being a God-fearing bible-toting teen in today’s secular world. FCA is non-denominal and welcomes all believers, church-going or not, and seeks to equip, empower and encourage students to make a difference for Christ.Coach StokesClub DaysIn Weightroom
K-Pop ClubWe are all about K-Pop, Korean pop music and Korean Culture. We listen to music, watch new videos, learn dances and about the Korean culture.Ms. ChristensenFridays 2:15-3:15pm and Club daysRM 4-207
Bowling ClubBowling Club is still active!!! Members sign up with Ms. Maddaloni, room 15-204. Members bowl free Free club T shirt for active membersMs. MaddaloniMeetings at Pin Chasers will be the  third Mondays of the month , except for Jan, Feb, and March (due to holidays and spring break). Meeting dates: 9/16; 10/21; 11/18; 12/16; 1/13; 2/16; 3/9; 4/20 and 5/18.RM 15-204
HOSAHOSA stands for Health Occupations Students of America. It is an international student organization. HOSA’s two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. HOSA provides a unique program of leadership development, motivation and recognition. Being part of HOSA gives students the opportunity to develop skills and qualities that help them to be successful in high school, in their post-secondary education and ultimately in their future careers. Students may develop very specific health profession skills or they may also develop more general professional skills. HOSA really encourages personal well-being and service to others. As a member of HOSA Students will be expected to donate time to health service projects. Karen DempseyEvery other Thursday @ 2:15pmBldg #19, CNA Campus
AVID Support the students experience in the AVID Elective. Alyse WebbClub days No Meeting this week
Science ClubA fun and engaging club centered around interactive activities involving science and the environment.Ms. Kuruvilla Ms. BromleyClub Days and TBD Dues: $5.00Location: 16-501
Pirate Nation Fishing Clubthe Pirate Nation Fishing Club that is a national organization. It is called the TBF or the Bass Federation that is in at least 22 and counting states nationwide with both state and national contests. We will participate in the state Regional , State and Bobby Lane tournaments as well as at least 7 other team and local contests. the cost on acorn is $26 and needs to be paid by early October so that the Bobby Lane tournament in the First week of December can be obtained. We will have contests at least once a month. J R Titsworth Kevin DaleSaturdaysMeet in front of Cafeteria
Class of 2020Fundraising, building floats, and building a class communityWhitakerClub days and TBD
Class of 2021Fundraising, building floats, and building a class communityGrahamClub days and TBD
Class of 2022Fundraising, building floats, and building a class communityK. EngleClub days and TBD
Class of 2023Fundraising, building floats, and building a class communitySpenceClub days and TBD
Student GovernmentStudent Council helps share students' ideas, interests, and concerns with school principal. It raise funds for school-wide activities, including homecoming, community projects, helping people in need. Members are elected and parent volunteers are greatly appreciated.Joe RyanClub days and TBD
InteractInteract is a service club for youth who want to connect with other young people and have fun while serving their communities and learning about the world. We are sponsored by the local Noon Rotary Club. Interact clubs organize two projects every year, one that helps their school or community and one that promotes international understanding. T-Shirts - $5.00 Dues - $5.00 Sign up for the Interact Remind 101 Account
81010 @phsin		M. EdwardsClub daysMeet in CRC in Main Office
KEY ClubHigh School version of Kiwanis Service club in east Pasco CountyBrian Walker Phil VanceClub days RM15-206 Meet in front of IRCMeet in front of IRC
Pirate ExpeditionsPirate Expeditions is a club that was developed to give high school students the opportunity to travel the world, experience new cultures, learn about art and architecture, and broaden their horizons.  The tours are hosted by Global Education Ambassador Stephanie Reed who has been leading student adventures since 2009.Stephanie ReedClub days RM 4-202
Black History ClubBHC Talent Café is an opportunity for students to showcase their special talents that may include but not limited to: spoken word, singing, interpretive dance, musical instruments, as well as an open mike session during Black History Month (February). Students will meet and plan for the month of February as well as be a student voice group. All students are welcome!Dr. Swackard Ms. BowensClub days Meet in the IRC
Parent’s ClubOpen to Cyesis students only! Will augment fun activities to improve parent child interactions as well as help children meet developmental milestones Jane DeelClub Days in Cyesis
Teen CourtMembers met twice monthly at the Dade City Courthouse and receive community service hours for serving as jurors and counsel for cases referred to the teen court. Applications must be approved by the teen court program supervisor.Phil VanceTwice monthly at the Dade City Courthouse
Film ClubThe Pasco High School Film Club provides a space for PHS students to meet and share a passion for cinema. Members view and engage with films from critical perspectives, organize student outings, and assist with media-related projects in the school community.Corey EngleEvery 2 nd and 4 th Thursday of the month 2:40-5:00pmRm 4-101
Literacy club/NewspaperThe Pasco High School Literary Club curates creative and informative student work for the PHS literary magazine and online newspaper, The Pirate Voice . To find out more, visit www.thepiratevoice.com.Corey EngleClub days
Electric ClubStudents who are currently in the Electric program will meet to further enhance skills of the trade.Mr. MazzaClub days RM 7-006
Story Time ClubA continuation of the SEL (social emotional learning) discussions and activities discussed in class. It includes discussions on current events, as well as any emotional, inspirational, character building discussions, examples, stories or activities. Ms. BernhardtClub days RM 15-101
Gaming & Tabletop ClubDo you enjoy gaming? If so, come on out and check out the new  Gamer’s Club at PHS ! Here you can talk about all kinds of gaming. From tabletop games to console gaming and mobile games too. Come to a place where you can talk with other video game enthusiasts about the future of gaming and how you can bring some manner of gaming to Pasco High School! Fee to join is $5Mr. CosmeClub DaysRM 17-606
FBLAFuture Business Leaders of America Club provides students the opportunity to learn skills in the business world. We have monthly meetings, district, state and national competitions. Students attend Fall and Spring Leadership Conferences. Club also offers various community service projects throughout the year. $35.00 Fee Includes: Dues for National, State and District. FBLA Club T-Shirt and FBLA graduation cord (seniors only).Lisa PlummerClub days RM 6-016
FFAFuture Farmers of AmericaStephanie ParryThursdays 5:30pm in the school cafeteriaRM 8-003
Lacrosse ClubThe Pirate Lacrosse club is open to all students that would like to learn how to play the fastest growing sport in Florida. The purpose of the Lacrosse club is to teach members the rules, strategies and skills needed to play completive Lacrosse at the club or high school level.Mr. VanceClub days TBD
Yearbook Staff will meet in RM 16-509 before covering other clubs. They have yellow club cards.